Drawings

“I Made Breakfast”

| rhapsodybird
“I Made Breakfast”
8.25″ x 11″
Ink and Colored Pencil on Paper
Its 5:00 AM on your birthday. The smell of smoke comes from the kitchen. Bleary eyed, you stumble into the room. “Good morning! I made breakfast!” Here’s the kicker: you don’t have a cat.

Figacado

| rhapsodybird
“Figacado” 20″ x 24″ Colored Pencil on Paper
“Figacado”
20″ x 24″
Colored Pencil on Paper
Taking the forms of a fig, avocado, and a butterfly and forming them into one being, this piece seeks to create a whimsical, impossible creature that is both fruit and insect.

World Frog

| rhapsodybird
“World Frog” 20″ x 24″
Colored Pencil and watercolor on Paper “World Frog” uses a green tree frog as its subject, as a symbol of the earth. The shapes of the continents in the eyes of the frog is representative of the entire biosphere being linked as one. The watercolor was used to enhance the richness and smoothness of color of the piece.
“World Frog”
20″ x 24″

Colored Pencil and watercolor on Paper
“World Frog” uses a green tree frog as its subject, as a symbol of the earth. The shapes of the continents in the eyes of the frog is representative of the entire biosphere being linked as one. The watercolor was used to enhance the richness and smoothness of color of the piece.

The Red Balloon

| rhapsodybird
“The Red Balloon” 16″ x 20″ Colored Pencil and Ink on Paper
“The Red Balloon”
16″ x 20″
Colored Pencil and Ink on Paper
Colored Pencil and Ink on Paper This piece is inspired by a French short film of the same name. In the film, a boy, Pascal, finds a large red balloon trapped, tied to a lamppost. Pascal frees the balloon, and the two become friends. The balloon follows Pascal around, and they are great pals. Eventually, other children become jealous. They hunt down Pascal and his balloon, capture the balloon, and eventually break it. Heartbroken, Pascal mourns the death of his friend. Just then, balloons all over Paris free themselves to join Pascal, and take him on an adventure around the world.